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The Republican journal., 1887-11-17
With the Funny Men of the Dailies,

Wife, have Just been down town and
: bought a pitcher.
Husband taghaSt food heavens DO you
want to ruin me:
Wife Why. a cream pitcher only costs
quarter.
Ilusbantl-Oh, thunder I thought it was
baseball pitcher. Detroit Free Press.
Visitor At Sunday school (makns few re-
inark>i-of course. children, YOU ali know why
we colnc to Sunday school. Will that bright
little hoy Oh the front seat stand up and tell us!
Ny young friend. why do you come to Sunday
school:
Bright little boy (explosivelyy MON
makes me come, go>ll-blame her. [ChicagO
Tribune.
Uncle Ra~tus 90 lawyer)..kin get or man
i.aWyci-Well. yes. Uncle Ra>ttls, to call
man q thici may Ne ibeou-. Who WAS the
inar.
Uncle Ra>td,-iiil wah de man dat done
-taie de ham fruin. sab. New York san.
a Mc,Apli. paper says that ali Arkansas
planter has succeeded, after thirty years eX-
lr.rinionting. i'll raising IL breed of dogs that
Will dive after iii and bring them ashore.
They should i, treated with ilore respect than
III hH!na.! fisherman. III. DOGS don't 20
3oAA 10 Tie corner grocery aftcr returning
from day p angling and lie about the size of
,ho fish they :i.- sht. LNocri>town Herald.
Witt VA, . alay>;.si in cfurci, this morn
in. wien Ike plate Wa passed 10 that pert
/ lille N.s, smith She hastily put her hand in
10. pocket and hen shook her head and turn
ed rs red az fire. She had es emtiy forgotten
to bring ANY change. She looked awfully NOR
| tined. and was Glad of il.
llu-l,and-What was The text?
Wife-lt We, from Matthew. Nv Whatsoever
We would thai iacn DO to you. DO you even 50 to
them. Nh Goodman WE unusually elective.
/ lEpovh
4 u,tie i...-, Of five. with a good deaf Of or
i..aality and independence in her composition.
har Il brolheril-l.w of whom She is very fond.
They are great chums. and it is llarl TO decide
whether thc little girl or the man IL HE most
mischief o;l> when they begin the. roml'>.
SIC persists in calling Nanny brother"
Your lre.her-in-iaw." corrected i Precise
Iiti. 1i>i.o: yIe day.
Ills ~ iaw to me- retoitcd the youngster
=: faet 50 sof-e>itlen: that il pruciIdod furtl:-
er -ene3'0-ital explanation lliAlHe:'> Hazar.
n Il t(;'amai'.,. Three or four days ago
ln:,H living i.t;u ircunne.. Ind, came to Dc
iroj, in -ca! h If his runaway wife. He was
quite >oroHe rtcr his loss, saying he didn't
want 10 make III, police any particular trouble
about i. hut if they could locate her i> We'll rs
not he would iociproc.te tic favor whenever
it cane handy. one e Tie detectives located
he f&ithiCSs spouse i'll q boarding house Oh
Lafayette st.. and the husband started ~ there
With hiM. They Were quite ha'f way when he
>;r!"uy i!aIial and said;
"Why. She y>n away with 4 f.ai:
''tjl cOur~g.
-'tnd hes here with hei:'
"Geltan!y. Both are Il, the house
II ell. Wei. lust wait AMI let lnc think it
over Il little. How shall act in the ease: Is ii
my lj'tv 10 shake hands with him and ask him
WHY Il, done it. Oh Jump on his collar soon
a. tl,t @4: is open: ;:, i the usual way OF
acting under the circumstances, anyhow: De-
The Republican journal., 1887-11-17

S'NE INSTANCES IN EiiAI. LIFE LIKE DIR.
.IENlII. AND Mr.. HYDE

Nj >tevenson'~ astounding story of "Dr.
} htll a-l Mr.. Hyde la. struck 4 popular
chord, Ia ;io Story The doctor becomes, as he
secs fl. the tall, .ino-lcokins truly good -Tckyll,
or tie small, ill-fa}olus!, ,,iaboIcal Hyde. IN
b. line ln&ti>!.-' iio wt- Jel:yli, = Gentleman.
IL tlic luca. l:-.tel~ hu WAS HYDE. :. william.
iiia Imaginary gift of power OF >clf-trans-
formation j, utilized in l'tc.- lersn. .ld other
-t0ies.
The peculiar. AMI icnce the fascinating feat
IRE Of such tales, lie, III tli, ica Of Il pix sual
tial.. pr.lAtion. Tie discovery that men have
l'e'A !ea lin double lives ha, become an almost
scr! .'.y occurrence. As is so strongly His
tlte:l in ''Ji,n the Pcnmai..''
II r. ere thousands Of meM in our cunmll-
mites v llp are ta'!in@ double lives. Men who
pretend % be saints. Int are sinners: Sunday
school superintendent, WHO tara out default
rs: temperance lecturers who prove to be adj
dictcd /" >tr"i : drink; rafoImers, for ''what
there is in it, The world is full of this double
IiH;i--, wiic indicate, lack OF character
l.. the Itar:~d professions how they thrive
Il ~. t!c lawyer demanding. III the name of
.l-:.c. tn aclH.l,ai OF the client he knows is
9"iity; the preacher advocating i'll public a
creed he private J decrieS. Note the physician
professionally tied down tC 4 school he does not
follow in his practice. There comes to us !. pc
cuia? instance OF this ,iup!icity.
some years ago there was put upon the mar
ket q proprietary remedy Warmers safe cure.
- >'ecitir for all kinney disorders. Prior to
il discovery there had been 40 sure remedy
log these disorders, which lead quickly to
l!isIt's disease. and other kidney. liver and
blood ailments 50 much DREADED. The efficacy
oi tie remedy was soon shown. yet because it
NA~ proprietary remedy tbs medical profcs-
zion. Il, such refused to recommend It's use.
The Republican journal., 1887-11-17
When the Frost is on the Punkin,

w hen the frost is OH the punhin and the 70 l.
der's in the shock,
And you hear the kyouck and yolb'c of the
struttn turkey cock,
And the clackin' of the guineyS and the cuchin'
of the hens.
And the rooStel's hallyloocr rs he tiptocs OF
the fence;
o. its then the times fuiltr is Il fcolia' At h>
best
With the risin' sun to greet him from a night
of peaceful rest.
As he leaves the house barchoadn'l and roc,
out to feed the stock.
When the frost is on the ptinkin and The fo,i-
der's in the shock.
They'> something Kind . hcarty-iike about the
atmosphere
When the heat Of summers ator AMI The cool
in fall is here
OF course, we miss the flowers a,i the bios
SONS on the trees.
And the humble OF tic hunImin'- bird AZ b;.z-
Zin' Of the bees;
But the airs 50 appeiizii, and tho landscape
through the haze
Of a crisp and sunny morning of the carly 1T
tumn day,
l. a lictur' that no painter has Tie cplorin' to
mock
When the frost is on the pulkii and the fol-
der's in tire shock.
The husky, rusty rustic Of tLe ia9,e> Of the
corn,
And the raspil' Of HE tangled leaves. Il 4.l.ien
rs the morn:
Tie >tubblc in the furiie, -...5. = .Ci.o>o!..,.-
like. but still
A-prcachin sermons 10 lis ii ;lc l.arn> they
growesi; 30 I'LL:
The straw-stack i'll the nedd.r, and tie reap =
i'll the shed;
The bosses in their stalls below the clover
overhead
o. it SETS my heart a-rliehii like lle ticker of #
cpck
When the frost is on the l,nnAin and the fo,i-
der's i'll Ike shock.
[James WhitcoM!h Riey.
The Republican journal., 1887-11-17

Judge Lowell, as auditor of the affairs be-
tween the Atlantic and the Indian Orchard cot
ton mills resulting from the defalcation of the
late William Gray, Jr., Of Boston, reports that
the latter corporation owes the former S146-
$50. He states that Treasurer Gray's frauds
were known to the bookkeepers of both COM
panies and to no one else.
The Republican journal., 1887-11-17

The former boarding school at Pennington
known as 'The Willows" built by Mr.. Bel
cher, of that place. at cost, as it is reported,
of $4,000, and which has been for some time
owned by +. $. Coe, Esq, of Portland, has
been sold by him to a Pennington syndicate,
which will convert the building into first class
hotel. The necessary changes have been be-
gun and will be pushed as fast as possible.
The Republican journal., 1887-11-17

The apple crop in New York this season is
SO enormous that in some localities thousands
of barrels Of thesf fruit have been left on the
ground to rot, while in others sit does not pay
to steal them" The total crop will amount to
many millions of barrels, and there will be very
heavy shipments.
The Republican journal., 1887-11-17
Az Important Movement.
rAii>riNE STDCk YARDS AND CATTLE MARKET
EOl; MAIEI rROLECTEN.

f.Aii>HiNE sTocK YARDS AND CATTLE MARKET
Eoli MAINE PROTECTED.
We are informed by l. c. Libby, ,s'.., of Burn
han., Names great cattle buyer and merchant of
an important movement which is under considerf,-
ton and whiti if carried out, cannot fail to be of
immense benefit both to the State and the Maine
Central Railroad This is the establishment of en-
tensINe cattle yards and sheep houses where the Sc
animals can be ie't and Watered in compliance
with the requirements OF the law which forbids
Keeping stock on trains without food OF water for
more Than twenty-eght hours. The large ship
nents oi cattle and sheep through elaine, from the
British Provinces and -Aroostook County, and
winch stta9iy increases each year, ncccssitatcs
The establishment of these convenences.
The point at Which such yards shall be located
las not yet been fully determined, but Bangor,
Burnliam and Watervie are under consideration
INC Maine Central Railroad Co. will name the
place. ana It the enterprise is undertaken by them
1t cannot fail to De success, they never do any
thing BY halves. These yards will bear the same
relation to Aiaine that Brighton does to Massachu
sets saturday would be market day and all par
ties wishing to buy or sell would meet there on
that day. In time it is believed that Massacbu
sets. Connecticut and Rhode Island parties would
coe mere after our stock instead OF our taking it
10 them. This would open up 4 market for the
Provinces and would be good buying point for
Portland and Maine cities west of there who now
90 nearly every week to Brighton and purchase
cattle which have been shipped there and ship
Them back AGAIN, making more expense and double
freight.
The opening of such market would be a direct
step in the advancement of Names agricultural
interests, and would give Il great impetus TO orr
live stock interests. 1t would besides be of great
interest to Bangor to have the yards located here
as 1t would bring to Our city large number of
buyers and Sellers and be indirectly as well as di
iectly of great benefit. We hope to he able to
make the announcement at no distant day that the
projected movement has become an established
fact. WING.
The Republican journal., 1887-11-17

Tie distressing sneeZc, ,ncezc, sncczc. the acrd
waterv discharges from the eye and bose, tn,
painful inflammation extending IL the throat, the
swelling of the :Hucoua lining, causing choking
sensations, cough, ringing noises in the head and
splitting Neutrality-suspicious. familiar these symptoms
are to thousands Who suffer periodically from head
colds or iniiucHAa. and who live III ignorance Of
the fact that Single application OF SANFORD :
RADICAL q RE FOR CATAERM will afford MHttta
tane0"s reiiet.
But tbs treatment III c&sea Of Simple Catal1ll
gives but fam; tea Of Whist til remedy viii do
in the chronic forms, where the breathing. is OBJ
structed hy choking, rttrid mucous 3ccu;nulation@
the hearing affected, smell and taste gone, throat
liberated and III, ling cough gradually fastening
Itself upon tie do rated system. Then il j. that
the marvellous cul;,.4 power OF SANIURD'S RAD
CAL Ct RE manlfests Itself il Instantaneous and
grateful relief. Curc be- us from the iir>t ;pplic
tion. 1t i rapid, radical ''.ri.aneit. economical,
safe.
>ANFoRD'> RADICAL Ct :. consists OF one bot
tie OF the RADICAL Ct RE, one box OF CATARRHAL
SOLVENT, and an IMPROVED INHALER; price. 81
POTTER DRUG Il CHEMICAL CO., BosToN.
The Republican journal., 1887-11-17
SAVED MY MOTHERS LIFE.

Ever since can remember, my mother has SUI
tered from a milk leg. Nothing would do her amy
good She had the best medical talent, but they
all did her no good. She suffered with her leg for
thirty Ycars and never knew well day. She
would have to sit up half the night, holding up
her leg and moaning. She had peace. She used
all the best known remedies in the country without
eject. | asked her to try your CuIICuRA RENE
DIES. Got her Il bottle of CITICURA RESoLNENT,
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Her leg entirely healed, and her health never
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The Republican journal., 1887-11-17
SKIN SCALP
BLOOD.

Having been Il sufferer for two years and a half
from disease caused by a bruise on the leg, and
having been cured by the CuTICURA REMEDIES
when all other methods and remedies failed, deem
Springs to no avail, and tried several doctors with
out success, and 1T last our principal druggist Mr..
John II. Flnlay Ito whom shall ever feel CRATE
full, spoke to me about CITIrURA, and | consent
CT to give them trial with the result that | am
perfectly cured There is now no sore about me.
| think can show the largest surface where my
sutlerngs sprang from of any in the state.
The CuTICURA REMEDIES are the best blood and
skin cures manufactured. | refer to druggist John
=. Flnay and DR.. ID. Z. Montgomery, both of this
place, and to DR.. smith, of Lake Lee, Miss.
ALEXANDER BEACH, Greenyille, Miss.
MI Beach used the CuTIClRA REMEDIES, At our
request, with results as above stated
1 Il AZ L.L.ix.
The Republican journal., 1887-11-17
B0arders Wanted.

1NllE subscriber has leased the Capt. WIN. O..
ALDEN HOUSE at the corner of Washington
and Bridge Streets and is prepared to receive per-
manent or transient boarders Good stable attach
ed to the house. The premises overlook the beau
tiful harbor, and the situation is unsurpassed in
the city. Good board at reasonable rates. Give
me trial. A. g. KELLEY
Belfast, Sept 8, lSs7.-3m36-
The Republican journal., 1887-11-17
OF EFINEALg>S
70 Save Life

frequently requires prompt action. IN
hours delay waiting for the doctor NAV
be attended with serious consequences,
especially in cases Of Group. Pneumonia
and other throat and lung troubles.
Hence, no family sho'Id bc withou; Z
bottle of Ayers Cherry Pcetoral,
which has proved itself in thousands If
cases, the best Emergency Medicine
ever discovered It gives prompt relief
and prepares the way for a thorough
cure, which is certain to be effected ly
its continued use.
S. II. Latimer, NJ D.. Mt. vernon.
Ga, says: " | have fo,Int : vnr's Cherry
Pcctoral perfect cure for Irotr in ii!
cases. | have known the worst cases
relieved i'll q very short time bv il, We.
and l advise all families 70 use i; il. sud-
den emergencies, for coughs, Group. &C."
A. j. Edison, n. ~. Niddleeuwn.
Tenn, says: Il have used Ave-,
Cherry Pectoral with the best eiTr,4 in
my practice. This wonderful l,rr,.a...-
ton once saved my life. ,uIi :; c, T.
slant cough. night sWvaiS, WIS greatly
reduced in flesh and given NJ by MY
physician. One bottle aIlG ha!f ii tie
Pectoral cured me"
Il cannot say enough in Praise If
Ayers Cherry PerturAi." writes i.
Bragdon. Of Palestine Texas. h.Iiel-
ing as | do that. hat for its Use. slnu!d
long since have ditl "
The Republican journal., 1887-11-17

Hoods Sarsaparla cures catarrl! by cXpelinr
impurity from the blood which is the cause Of the
complaint. Give it trial.
In womans department of an Eastern papcr is
an article entitled, GLOW to Live to be Old" W0.
men don't want to get such information as that
"ltow to live TO be always young would find more
readers.
The CCmmanaer.in.Ckief
Of the Grand Army of the Republic, Major George
S. Merrill. Few remedies are better known in this
vicinity than sulphur Hitters; their sale has been
very general throughout this section, and the num-
Der OF reliable and welatested cases of beneficial
results and recovery by their use, is large and be-
You'd dispute
Furniture Dealer Ito elderly maiden)-And there
is another advantage. ma'am, which the folding
sir?" 'You don't have to look under 1t to see II
there is there"
The Republican journal., 1887-11-17

Many often wonder why our national house
kco'ing is carried on in such >ip,hod man
ncr. But people would not he surprised il
they only remembered that Uncle sam is al
OLD bachelor. He has been trying to keen, the
political house without woman to aid him
LSeth Hunt
The Republican journal., 1887-11-17

Miss Florence Macnagllton. of Bllshmilis, in
the north Of Ireland lately tried to persuade a
fisherman 10 sign the pledge. lie said he would
do SC if she would swim across the bay from
Blackjack to Port Ballartrcc, distance of
about A mile. The young lady accepted the
challenge. and accomplished the swim in thirty
nine minutes. The fisherman now wears tic
blue ribbon.
The Republican journal., 1887-11-17

Scnorta Matildc Monto,a is the lir,i MrAi-
can girl to become IA doctor. \ committee Of
young men of the City OF Mexico got up Il
bull-figEt IN her honor, and devoted the pro-
ceeds 10 the purchase of books and instrument.
for her. \ country that is civilized enough to
have women doctors ought TO abandon ball!
fights.
The Republican journal., 1887-11-17

Frances Power Cobbe. in addition 20 a great
amount OF time spent in philanr!!rGlic WORK.
has. during the last twcntv-tiye wears. written
fifteen books and about twenty-iye pam, ,liiet-,
besides many articles for newspapers and
magazines.
The Republican journal., 1887-11-17

y bright Iowa woman. uetiil. tie iN, III III
of lallot-boN that cannot he stuffed re-
marks: Nov. if solle one will invent Il Voter
that cannot be stuffed with beer, bra4 OF
| bribery. ne Shall have made II long stride TO-
| ward better COY crnmnnt."
The Republican journal., 1887-11-17

Mrs. Whilncy. wife Of tae Secretary Of The
Navy, is said to intend establishing a school
for the training Of dome,ti. servants il. New
York. and TO he in correspondence with MIS-
Juliet C0r~om about H.
The Republican journal., 1887-11-17

\ Woman'> gymnasium and 4 fro, c9oAino
class for girls are among the COOL thing main
tanned by the Womcn'> Educational "Hl In
dustrial Union Of Buffalo, y. y.
The Republican journal., 1887-11-17

Miss Mary L. Bao;h, Of lj.rl;o4's Baz4g. no
has lt,tcl. returned from her five months va
cation abroad, brought with her slip, of ivy
from the notable places She visited, and Las
planted them i'll her New York garden
The Republican journal., 1887-11-17
Sneezing CafaFyh.

liHEpLEN, black heads. chappcd and oily ski
! III prevented by CirCURA MEuItArfn SOAR
The Republican journal., 1887-11-17

Mrs. Leland Stanford has given 81 .OG0 10 .i!c
Women, Relief Corps Association OF I;iioi-
mia. The home will he seven miles from sal.
Jose. OH Il beautiful site in Evergreen.
The Republican journal., 1887-11-17

One juror in Chicagos latest trial for cri.ni-
nal assault on a child voted steadily, save on
ment. The verdict was for eight wears. and
that Is a verdict gratefully accepted BY the
public, but in the person OF the twenty-vear
juryman stood the mothers OF Chicago. They
are not yet in the jury box but they are getting:
more and more into the hearts of jurymcn.
Inter-Ocean.
The Republican journal., 1887-11-17

Mrs. Emma L. Ewing writes to the Womal.'>
journal that She believes .,9000.0o0 women
could earn Il good living in this country ny The
manufacture and sale of homemade bre1a.
The Republican journal., 1887-11-17

Mrs. William MiXtcr, IF liardwck, Mas.
has purchased a Site for the high school bu i
ing and given it to the town. Thus NE Sci; =
ture is fulfilled which says of the good woman.
''She considerable field and buyetb it,"
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26
rar erS A. eAHp rBgul

William Tattla 3brY,ig ehersT ~
3raban ran,,tg ,nf,res sst Il,
srn3av bst tba y;llaooa n rgs,,gs
I itpaSssa sboof;ne .eF,n. 1865
resaIf,a sa,;aoslv I'M r5a,.5.s Kenn
oonsteble III hs;ng sl,nt n t5a Ess.8
ana wb,sb NAV capse aeatb Tbs
facts II rslated Il as are IL tba ".
tect that hobart Tee pro,.. ;sfor # i
saloon. ana Kene. tbs eon,.tal,Ia vsrs,
II tbat eonaitiop tsat in,lnas5 tbee, IN
beIiays tbat tbov ,gsra 1000 NJ Ms
waIk and I,lsa psn5,,,,,, ,bos, tbav
wera constsntly agen,.;,., .nd
Eboot,np VA tse.v n,n,ks ,.;
tatiop of fEoss ,ebo 1900 tbs te,y,
ras vbisb nnsae,rlT c,,d,,cf rat
eo,nno,f;ng v;tb be .taia e,3.t 81
tbe viIIsga sfsssrs Rsr C,s,-f,s5
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26
lilorr. GLLA corErr. Arizona.
Approved y REpMAS, Charm

GLopE, GrLA CoUSTY, Arizona,
March q, 1887
B1ard met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present Supervisors Redman,
Kinney and Sultan
The balance Of $40 AZ remaining in
the County Road Fund was appor-
toned to the Globe District Road
Fund
The Board settled the account Of 3
la. Pascoe, Overseer of Globe Road
District, and said account showing
Globe Road District to be- in debt to
the amount u $500 As for labor ana
material, and there not being sufii-
Gent funds On hand to pay AT out
standing VOUCHERS at once, il was on
motion ordered, that warrant for
500 be drawn on said fund and in
favor Of b. + Pascoe and that 40 per
cent be paid on outstanding vouchers
as follows:
julius Sultan, assigned vouchers
total $t65 500; J Myers & schein,
assigned vouchers, total S3i 30 $12
so; Jas. Wiley, assigned vouchers, To-.
tai S. So 20; S. Klein & Co, assigned
VOUCHERS, total S24 50 60; H. La
sauski, vouchers, total s2l IS 40; A.
Blake, vouchers, total $25 $40; p.
Barclay, vouchers, total S55 SO
$22 20.
Minutes Of last meeting read and
approved.
On motion, il was ordered that for
the present the Probate Judge give
the Public Administrator Official room.
| The claim Of James Kaler for sealps
~ 50 was allowed and a warrant Dbl
! dered drawn for same,
On motion tie board adjourned
CHAS. Il, 8iARtrIN, Clerk.